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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1887-09-03
.Jett.

A merry party left here recent
ly for fish fry" on the river,
among whom were Misses Retta
Pilkington, of Sedalia. Mo-, and
Mary Price of Cincinnati, quests
Of Mrs. Botts); Carrie Hanly, Liz
zie and Jennie lett, Annie South,
May and Eloise Trumbo, Messrs.
Hanly, Allan, Emulus and Ruff.
Cromwell, Randolp and Thomas
Jett, Jerry South and Bob Crutch-
er.
The party was chaperoned by
Mrs. Resor, of Cincinnati, who
made the most vigilant of chape.
rones, aided by cups of cold water
and switches Of enormous size,
succeeded admirably in banishing
sleep, and keeping up the good
natured spirits Of the crowd.
The party was gotten up with
great care by the young men,
who, ever mindful Of the comfort
of the fair sex, had provided a
tent of ample dimensions for their
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1887-09-03
Come Early and Make Your Selection.

one without thought Of the other.
He does not seem to have lowered
the Professors standard of ethics,
but rather serves as a stimulant to
a higher code Of greater purity.
Mrs. Josephine North. feeling
herself somewhat aggrieved, swore
out peace warrent from the office
of Esquire Lee against John B.
Harrod. Mr. Harrod had a war
rant Of arrest served on Mrs.
North and Miss Emma Marshall
for breach of the peace. The cases
were tried before Esquire Lee, at
the Harp school-house on Friday,
resulting in the acquital Of J. B.
Harrod, fning Dan Harrod one cent
and costs, and also hning Miss EN-
ma Marshall five dollars and costs.
The Parties are all neighbors and
a misunderstanding among the
children was the cause Of the
trouble.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1887-09-03
Harp.

DIED. Infant of Richard Black
abee. of Flag Fork, of dysentery.
The picnic on the Flat Creek
pike was largely attended and all
enjoyed themselves.
William Harrod. who has been
quite i'll for some time with
gastritis, is slowly but steadily i'm
proving.
Our farmers have about com-
pleted their threshing. The grain
crop was somewhat shorter than
was anticipated.
A good, refreshing shower has
made every thing look quite pleas
ant and the prospects for crop
are somewhat frightened.
O. B. Polsgrove has moved from
this section to become a citizen Of
Frankfort. We hope he will not
only succeed in whatever he may
engage in, but that he may become
one of the prominent men Of Frank
fort in her future history.
Mrs. Bette Polsgrove, wife Of
0. B. Polsgrove, after stay Of
four months in Caldwell, Kansas.
has returned home. Kentucky
has it's charm, and not many can
leave her cheerful borders without
a longing desire to return. Mrs.
Polsgrove says the drouth has
caused a gloomy appearance in that
part Of the country.
Our old friend, M. S. Urban,
was married to Miss Terhune, Of
Lawrenceburg, KY, last week.
We hope their journey through
life may be smooth and pleasant.
May they enjoy many memorials
of their happy union. We learn
Mr.. Urban, with his beautiful
bride, will shortly remove to
Hampstead, Texas, where he will
probably permanently locate.
Thomas Harp, a facetious old
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1887-09-03

Mr.. r. E. Hawkins, the great
watermelon raiser says that we put
his patch on the wrong mans land.
1t should have been on the land of
Mr.. Colon Jones, and not Gen.
Scott Browns. We make the
amende. We are under obliga-
tons for another superb melon.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1887-09-03
"Let us dance on the sands
Where the blue waters roll

"Let US dance on the sands
Where the blue waters roll
Let us dance, let u, dance on the sands"
All pleasant things must have
an end. 1t was with many regrets
that camp was broken and all dis
persed to their homes. wishing
that good fortune would so favor
that all might meet again.
Query.-What made night hid
eOus?
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1887-09-03

Carefully compounded. Patent Medicines
Pare Wines and liquors for medicinal
pNpOsR
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-09
AN EXPRESS TRAIN WRECKED.
Dumped Into an Arroyo Where a Bridge
Had Been Burned.

ALBUoU sRQUs. y. NJ. May Sowing to
telegraphic embargo particulars of serious
accident "Wednesday on the Atlantic and
Pacific Road. forty miles east of Dagget
Station, have just reached here. An east
bound passenger train, three hours behind
time, rushing across the desert at the rate
of forty miles an hour. ran into an arroya,
the bridge over which had been burned.
Leaving the rails the engine went over, bat
the Jar threw the fireman out OF
the Gao. The tender went through into the
shallow arrOya, forming q berricsde against
which the other cars ran with terrific force.
The mail car turned completely around.
standing across the track The baggage
and express cars were thrown twenty feet
from the track, 20 the right, and turned
over. Two passenger csrs were derailei
Two Pullman cars remained Ola the track.
A scene Of CONSERVATION ensued. no one
believing the passengers in the overturned
cars would escape death.
The following is a list of the injured:
Charles Smith, fireman, picked I'd
unconscious; his Lex was broken.
his spine injured and be was hurt inter
nally. He Il not expected to recover Mr..
Snyder OF Walla Waiia. ". T., confused
head and severe scalp wounds: HenrT c.
Hanson, cit and bruised about the head:
Ed Thornton. confused head; A. Seelss.
broken leg; Lon Bend. leg mashed: Z. Ed
wards fractured arm: Mrs. Mcmillan. an
aged woman. spinal confusion; T. !. Green,
mail agent. shoulder dislocaied. +. l.. PIP
pen. mail agent who was seriously iniure!
in former accident and was making bis
first trip, sustained sn injury TO bis lex and
foot
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-09
THE FORGER EAMED
-slcaARo - Trg s-AesNAIlgR
a Sssausittss "a fronaisssf oateixis sEd
Siszszs - llAeo1a. Sshr&skz. Ds-
slsEs fE4t hs ~ ro1e Khs
-Ilzsss7 f.fnssl LssLsr

LlsooIy Nsb. Ny s-fbs following
document azs been given - tie press -
leaa 7. S4tton. Secretary of TIE irish
National League of Amsriea. ca receipt q
a copy of las Lsad9a Ilasss containing TIE
alleged P4fEsJ letter
Dir. Joan kifzssraii President q the
lrish Ast0aal League Of America. under
took 70 eomFsgs tie alleged letter with eeg-
tain tocgments ia tie possession Of Mr.
PatFlck Egan sRd ia he handwriting u
NJ. KlehaEd Pisott. formerly pro-
priet0r OF the Dublin Irissaaa1s.
TIE pspefs 9eve submiue1 70 = committee
c3nslst1s ~ officials 4n1 prominent e4tI-
kens ~ Nebraska. AmJlg the t0culAsBfs
y = ieftsr tfon Ei<vtt dated March o. isel,
aild y Walch vs. About that time published
II tie uabln f,tentsas Jg.ra7i when
got ulea - blaek-mail The LeauSe
Treasurer lnder prsieuse that be had Dee
fel uested By alleged agents OF Dublin Cas-
tie 70 publish Ia lis pspez. the iishesai,
ECtliloas accounts ia FplatiOn 10 the Laa1
League funds. which he als0 SD he had
reason ID know had beea prepared by
sworn experfs IA DabuA Castle tor the pur-
pose ot oiscreiiting tbs league. Ihls
document bears the most striking resem-
olauce 10 the Tunes alleged fac-simile,
many OF the So-4s being written precisely
the same. and l. serves as a most important
connpeting INK between the ordinary hand
writing OF PigOtt and the Isacs' letter
a peculiar feature 10 reference 20 the
committee Is that not single one Of the
gentlemen named are lrish, while Ar. Wat
kins Is al EngiishmaR by birth. The fol-
loving IS tie report Of the committee.
LINCOLN. Neb.. May We, the under
signed, have, AZ the request Of the Hon.
John Fitzgerald, President of the
Irish National League OF Amer
lea, carefully examined tae fac sim
lie letter Published IN the London
Ismss oi the lsth ultimo, alleges 10 have
been written by the Hon. Charles = Par
nell; also letters signed Richard PigOtt, sd-
dressed 10 Patrick Esau. dated June .,
1919, December . and -, lso0. January 1,
lSsl and March 9. ISL, also inciOsure con-
talnet said letter Of March ., 1851, and We
have 40 hesitation in saying that the al
legged fac siMiie and said letters and inclos-
ure were written by The same hand. Signed
by John M. Thayer, Governor OF Nebraska;
{. ii. Willard, State Treasurer; II. A Bab-
cock State Auditor. A. J. SAWYER Mayor
OF Lincoln; Albert Watkins, Postmaster at
Lincoln; h. X. Hayden. Cashier State Ns-
iiOnAl bank; X. &. OGtcalt, Cashier Capital
National Bank; John z. Clark, Cashier First
National Bank; James A Ir win, Teller
General National Bank; Nelson Brock, Vice
President Lincoln National Bank; c. III.
ImhoH, Cashier Union Savings Bank; w.
A. Green, Vice President Lancaster County
bank
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-09
The DEADLY SIROCCO.
Great Loss OF Life and Property By Fire
In Hungary.

VIENNA, May s.-The ire At Macy Karoly
destroyed four hundred houses Five
thousand people ars camping in the fields.
Several girls jumped from the window OF a
burning convent and school at Eperies and
were killed. Many other inmates are miss
ing. The contsgration at Soroczko lasted
two days and destroyed three hun
dred houses. -Four lives were
lost. AZ Ruskberg church and
thirty-seFen houses We're burned
The village Of Mercy was almost wholly
destroyed. All the public buildings.
churches. etc. et Eperies were burned; even
the cemetery was destroyed. The total loss
By the firss Is placed at g. 10000. All the
Hungarian aud many Austrian insurance
companies sustain severe losses. The calam-
ties were due 10 the presence of a sirocco
during the whole of the past week. which
parcned all vegetables throughout that por-
tion OF Hungary and rendered everything
favorable 10 the spread OF the flames when
once started. Rain IS now falling, and no
further damage is feared.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-09

HAsEE May 81 Il was eeliesed shat al
the 500 passengers aboard ths steslnslsil
La Champagne lad heen taken or saiels.
bui tate tAls evening "a is ls&rnsi lLai ons
hosi containing thirfy five Italians ~ss
ospsiEso and ~ occupants. including fhs
thfee sailors who manned ii wart dfosusa
The vessel with which the
IA cbampagns Collided wss ths steamer
vale be kl0 nol a sailing kessfi a. a. firsl
reported aense fog prevailed ai che
time The Vile ile lao sAnE a. isp Ino-
ments, bat hef passengers aAa rres es-
caped. A panic seized upon the Italians
sbasro the IA Cham l,arns They filfhsd
irsnuoaiiy fof the lsis b0Ais bui lnt Ofnoers
snc cfew succeedeo la controlling thea ga
oepi 81 one point on the vessel ukere they
overpoWtfed the sailors and jumped pell-
mel into boat wklcL 81 onoo turned over
Fifteen Italians clGnF ~ tue oxerpfned
boat uDti rescued by q passing sissnief.
Thirty i've Others And three sailors went
down.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-09

rss ~ seaas Frs. fLa' Ea srsFa ~
tssse9f taa lls 5.sesfHi - aassl A aesFl sfs
ts ftffal45ses 81 $ Esse se4s.s ~ = eer
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ssssstes 81 ssgsf.t tHst 81 eiofts
et felfa tatF e1sssleafIf 4slssli
as iaa' na leflef pfafH 80 80 feecsst ls
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aae 81 iues - Tie ls..ftFsss. ~ taa.sH
ae sta ias, - q ell I4EulnAik t.s sesi.
81 .rF estlas ssectstaf.
la-t sEs satf ef eFvfF eiarai ol5tzee egsE
~sI,ee.slly IL eteff forsstl4n e. i.esi s-itii
~ hls ea4us .fle4 fetlsa ~ ssppeFi - his
af,srasa. ar IA fstfe4AFe tas tae4ife sod
~ Ia su1esfers a. 81. proper save ~ osS
ts54sAgv atsleEs ffSEa saIp0flnz t.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-09

The frst snaiversary Of TO Grand Rapids
TsLssRtN- -HER4Ep. occurred on Saadsy
last, and the event was hoaorsd By iss'iiag
= mammoth sl-psge edition The Trse3ssu-
HERt1n i a newsy. g3ssipy paper. aad
shows he peculiar versatility and dash sf
Lloyd Brace. ia editor. IN every sentence
almost. The success ~ the TxLEassx-
HFssL3 has ban phenomenal. aud - push
aud energy has infused new 3fs into the
RIP Van Winkieisn Of journalism in he
Fsl.ey Cfy. Etaca yesrsai.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-09
.FROMOVER THE OCEAN
WILL AMEND TIE cosRcios BILL
TIE ooseFn1ssas Lookisg fer . Hole
fhFoa<h ~hles - Creep Oat-H0a-
ors ~ Csrsttaat Gfb5oas-
frsaes .ad Kaxsia-

LofDos, MAJ ..--A COMMITTEES 0f Liberal
tnionisis, consisting Of the Marquis OF
Hgntazi0n. Ar. John Bright, NJ. joseph
ChamoerlalD. Mr. Robert b Fialay aud
fiscoant Lynlington. has com plstsd a series
u amendments - the Coercion bill. fofmu.
lated IA such = way Is % avoid t0uchi ng
tie essential points Of tie measure, and
steering clear Of anything tending II put
the 'sOFernm~nt IN dilemma These viii
be introduced during the coming Eeex and
it 3 ssid tAat their discussion may BRING
ABOUT condition Of things Of Which toe
Government eau take advantage 10 extri-
cate itself from Ihe predicamen. into which
the excess OF Leal, waat OF tact and down
right olgndering OF It's chief spokesmen ia
TIE House has placed 10.
Cardinal GiDbOns has met with
grand reception at Rheims
which city be IS visiting Hs
fame. a. the champion OF the vorkius men.
had preceded him. and when be paid vis.T
% the great factory Of Val DE BOis. his re-
ceptOn by the Operatives Was a complete
ovation. His efforts IN Rome in behalf Of
The knights Of Labor brought him nearer 20
70 The hearts OF the knights OF Labor toll
ers. and Ae was the object of special regard
delegates from tgenlY-s@yen different coun-
ellis ot working men were present, amt a
COMMITTEES representing them handed Car
dlnal Gibbons a report On the working
meas economic institutions Of France
The Cardinal afteTWard visited the
work rooms and appeared vastly inter
ested IN what be saw and heard.
Dispatches from Berlin tonight declare
that no eredence Is given 10 the reported al
lance between France aud Russia, In
ministerial circles It II asserted that the
Car, although possibly no friend OF Ger
many, Is not yet prepared to 20 the length
OF ais prsjudices and Eiske an alliance AZ
this Juncture which of itself would amount
to menace of his powerful neighbor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-09
TWO STEAMERS MEET
fissx E@s4ssssss ssa = Nes.asE 81 s~tsess
k,so~eea FGelk Whlak ths
Nbaa1eIs Weee s1s1ls
a. t1usItf.sl

t.aNt'S Aat ~ Be tsst resa7if ii tia
sroou1ias sssleriay sl lhs Iseaca areas
Atlantic Steamer - Caahll4EEs sgs.eAr q
have osep sxagEersie1 llatlef snd la0ss
ifasiW Wsllils alsf1ighes say tllsi wssls as
"a tz.Sng sens va lfoossais.g aiexls dur
inS acass ioE YESTERDAY iuorlliak slls
eAns inie collision eitl a. unknoNn
sailing sessel Tie sse4n.ss "a seas.
~hst ll3ared and ths oaplsiE esuaiaegeS
ti.s asuafs sufficiently grsst "a bsast hef
oA tht ueishbori0F coesi All os tils SOC
isAsseaEsIH sezs taken % s4icls. Ihs sea
- c4fet ~ll prshasls ss dslaskeS 80
tAs oees Ass 10 iulSci The s,.si ~hsrs the
sicsloef is tesohea - c&iico ArxsaaaDl hes
on tas oossi os laltsasa about ihree haurs
saii trou hafFo. 1He shs.Fs 81 sAaas AnS ~
>ugulner 10 Qsed ~ asklonsfl. hasl4srs fi.s
Passengers have ali Reached hsffe a. safsiy
The "a hrst@ens has Esns a. ths sssisiAnes
~ IA ohanpafns an1 wll iats On Las
tlclgAi aua hASfaEs
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-09
SHOT THROUGH HER HEART,
= Niece of Senator slsckbarn AccId en-
italy KILLED.


LExiNGroS. Ky. May s.-A terrible
tragedy took place this mornirg near
Spring Station on the farm OF Captain
James Blackburn. ex-secie'arY Of State and
brother Of senator Blackburn. Miss Hen
rietta Blackburn. accompanied by her
cousin, Henrietta Hempstead, aged years
went out to shoot at mark with
n smsll rife. They were Joined By Samuel
Blackburn. sged -. brother OF Mss Black
burn, and q friendly contention begun as 20
~hO should shoot st the marx first The
three engaged n playful struggle for the
possession Of the rife. and in the struggle
the weapon was discharged the ball pie reed
the heart Of Miss Hampstead. VINO gave a
slight scream. dropped on the erase.
and breaihed her last before her
hOrrifei cousins could realize what bad
Occurred. Messengers were hurried of f3r
msiicsl and other assistance, and IL was
with great difiiculty thst Miss Blackburn
and Mrs. Hsmpsted could Be restored from
the shock occasionsd by the terrible death
Of the young lsdy. Miss Hempsted was a
great fav0rite IN the community.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-09
a CIRCUS RIOT.

Coiorsd People swindlsd by Gamblers
and Sisarrsrs Css Their Guns.
DOvss, Del, May S.--A riot, resulting in
ths death of az east one person. occurred at
Mllfosd Friday night At midnight. F. n.
Prices circus exhibited there, and from
What can be learned the gamblers and
sharps accompanying it sNindleS many
,lored people The negroes gathered, lay
in smouso near the railroad station, ant
shortly before midnight began Gnng on the
circus men as they were loading the cars.
several Of The shoHmsn were wounded
The circus men returned the ire and for a
tine brisk ftsiiaGe vas kept up. One Of
she c0lored men received three wounds.
snd IS reported 90 have died
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-09
CAUGHT on OUR WIRE.

NEW YORK. May s.-Arrived. Normandis
from Hasfe. 'mbria from Liverpool.
SsS FRAxcIsCo. May 8-All the brewers
q this cily discharged their union men yes
isrdsY. Abou, two hundred men were
thrown out of work.
LovpoS. Nay s.-The Porte has ssked the
Spanish Government 20 explain the pro-
posed establishment of Spanish coaline
station on the Red Ssa.
LoSpos. Nay s.--The P5sf saws that Eng
land has declined O. participate IN the
French exposition II lS.3. hut siii give
every facility - intending English exbi0-
itors.
CHIcAeo. May s-Fsther wals-on. foun-
der and for nesriy thirty wears pastor Of st.
John = Catholic Church died tonight. he
had been suffering from Gr0psy for several
weeks
New Y0aR. May s-Miss Cleveland. in
addition - acting a. princina of Miss
Reed Female school 70 this city will De-
come sssociate editor of the Aai,rtcaa Haga-
rfHs 81 Aistors.
VrEvsA. Nav s.-Peasants At village
near oimlix Moraria attacked the Jew ish
Inhabitants yesterday aal committed brutal
outrsxes upon them. Troops fsom the gar
Fiaon 81 ifsrsu aueilsd tie riot.
EfFrsa ~, AaF She window giass
wcrks - Homestead rauzht ifs ezrlg thls
morning iForn a. erpl0si1n II uat8rsi zss
and were completely destroyed Estlmsfs8
less go ta partially insured Tie fac
tory eili 20 recalls a. once.
Naw Yasx. NAY The Academy ~
Music was iammed tonight e. The second
neetsnx 0t Zoe Anu-f0vefty Society The
crowd xas - great shat the doors bad - be
lofsei 81 a. early stsge af the prsceeii nes
and admittsnce Absolutely refused % any
one
Iosnes. Nay s-At ths opening - tha
Amerlcsa exhibition onaarf8E. Tee ffr-na-
dier bsnt wlI pay American snd British
ssl8nai ara. ArGh8escon Fsrrsr 81 oif.r
prsvers. fl0rt kaaait lio~er ST. selis~r sbe
address ~ Welcome 49, fiisn Noriiee =
sing hs ar spsnE.sc BlnnsF sBa Rue
Britannia.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-09
FRlasTEnEo % osATn.


CaaaA Aeb. 44y So oliver. II
5e-fisisy, Us. lgmpsd fou Neat soaas
passenger iEasa o. ths Bgrssston roa5.
Asns~s Cify = benseF. yesterday m2mias
q i0~a Point .na ~as drosued il he Ms
ss1ri uvsr hs sas frizltea-s al tw0 con-
lsif4ee Dlsn ~ Esfs sofxlns hlM. 11a
-lii1i4etor sfa11ed s2e boz Ia Lals - save
ara - uscs u ne 1ro@nei n4n eo1id
De ioual TIE s0y r.li bs sect - Wasn~.
AA1s-s. s1ere 1as relatives NJ Cilssr
~ss probably temporarily ies.le.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-09
A WHISKY ROT.

Lice nss snd Ant License Peopi5 Engage
ia a Pitched Battle.
LfVcoLS. Neb.. May s-The town Of Dun
hsr voted for no license recently and The
feeling among The liquor men has been
ssroug against ths probi0itionists- A nun
Ter ot the townpsopie got drunk To- Ne
orsska City Thursday and on their return
attacked the holscs and property of the no
license adgocstes With stones and other mis-
siles pitched bsttis between the tenn
persncs men and the drunken mob fol-
iovet the latter being tnaliv routed. Sew
erai of the femparsncs men we're badly
used ep, out none we're fatally injured
Flvs cf he MOO were seriously hurt acd
twO fsr4iIv
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-09

M'vrsrst. Mav s-rhs French press
Tithort ressri b politics. IS unsni nous in
dsnouzcir Mr Wa 0Brens proposed
visit fo Canals. 10 sgitate the removal %
asri ians.ioTne. lals unanimitV Of opin-
ion IS somewbaf suraris.ax. snless. inaeaf
they hsVe received Instruction IRON the
Ganrch
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-09

lERsff CI4Y, \. =. May s.AuFu4 LIT
tielohn, 81 New Aork. music.sn. was
knocked down and TERRIBLY beaten hs q
gang Of rowdies ate lAsi night and died "a
The hospisl tonight lattig0hn sno two
other stroiline musicians has been playing
ia Lofters saloon whers the r0uehs he'd it-
suited them. They lefi the saloon a. ssOld
trouble. but were foiiessd and attacked.
Litfisl0hn's o0mpanieus escaped unhun
Two men have been arrested on suspicion
Of being the murderer
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-09

0rTsws. Ont. Nay the Bank q
otsws, Friday. sent $1,000 to fhsir branch
baak IN Carleton riare. TIE money is
missing. i ~As forwarded ~ TIE DmIn-
ion express. The usasl mann er u handing
the money over - TIE express ccnHsnv 1ss
fciloTsd sad The bsnk eof q recsipt A
thief + suFFosea to hsvs tskea TIE rrone7
While Z rss being tsksn fs0m tie exeTess
eiioe 20 the car
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-09

RccHrs7zE. Nay ~-rke snion carpens-rs
~ tnis cry, ahoui f5ur hundred and sty
ln n'rrecr VIII strik- tomorrow. ssking
sen heurs. cav fir nine hours work. They
sre e. present -eeeivIng Sd for ten hor-s
snd want tee ssne flr nine hours rhs
ccnfrsctors are eniaent that fha sfri xs
VIII uct a. larg a. taere are 500 asu-
unlOa carpenters Ia tie citv.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-09
Embroidered Robes.

100 Handsomely Embroidered SrERsucEKR RogEs Ia al
tho best colors, $50 EACH worth 81 20
100 Robes elegantly embroidered At $3.50 cheap at
$500 esch These R0be the best for n0ney that
have been offered IN Grand Rapids
100 "PRFcEss LAwF White Embroidered Robe g. 30 TO
$500 each These Robes purchased great sacrifice
t. The importers and worth nearly double what
for them.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-09

oeiegstes representing tie employees of
every department of the Philsaelphls a
leading railroad met here today in useif
annual secret convention What action
wa taken on their various grievances could
bot be learned A resolution 10 bosoot the
Phl!sielphls brewers Association beff was
adopted unanimously.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-09

The Grand EarsSs KlEassu HxRtIn
ons yssr old lsst ssnday. oeisbraiss the
event ~ issalng twenty psrs etiaoa.
whch wss w-li aiie1 uif8 iaserss' ng De~s
sut sttrsct'rs advertisement TAe TRfs-
sasv HxzsGo = hoand 70 g; 70 tie 'front.'
.5eksy4s-at Kzyrsss
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-09
INIT says Be Has the Onice.

NEW YoRE, Mag S.-The Horids Nor.
walk, Conn. special says that Mr.. ]. ",
Hyatt told the reporter yesterday that he
had been offered and had accepted the posi-.
ton Of Treasurer Of the United States. De.
spite Colonel Lannon'S denial OF the fact.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-09
HE CUT Hsa THROAT
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sham

sham
So. Locf. Nc, May s.-Hsnry Fntz.
cgt M'nnis wilson throat yesterday in a
Papiar street. dive. Ths woman Il nov ia
the hospital and VIII die. She = TIE sister
of fri1 wife and came here from Erie
Pa sorna tins aEA It was learned
- Ere that Minnie vas leading a
NE at shame snf Mrs. Frifr sent her hus-
nani to reFain her Failing 20 DO THIS he
gu' drunk ara became her cor psnion in
siu- Iney hare been together for a week
drunk most of ihe time sni in re OF re-
morse FrtE committed ths murder tie
mste no edort to eslspe olt stool gazing
stupidity st as victim when tae police ar
rcSled hinf
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-09

The Grand Rapids TElronAs-HrKkIp
came out sunday wilb twenty. pags. s0l
column sheet. - celebrate the frsi ami
verssry Of Brezees management u isss re-
dnced itf prioe 70 = cents. aud is great big
success IN every wsv- Clselov0en D,n.ocrof.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-09

Nsv foEE Nav S-Af castle Garden
yesterday tlere ve-e iaaisd si3 immi-
ganis the lar<est nuu .er in anT day in
Tesrs. Ern7e other Steamships striving
Nira mmik-lats fs1 - ksep them on
nosrt over r.s.t. a. the force Af the 6arisn
coald uot 1snile thari
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-09

LOSDoS, May S-The Australian colonies
have informed Lord Salisbury that if their
interests in the matter Of French penal set
Elements are ignored they will themselves
enact legislation fOrbidding French con-
yicis FROM landing in Australia.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-09

Bo~roS. Nay s.--Q1sea Kapiosanl sns
her party arrived hsre ssouf eso<k tais
morning. Thev wili attend church. Nsvor
md Nrs- % 8rien paid their respects 10 lhe
queen shortly afssr nson.